Disclosures.

Why we recommend CRX Peptides

We recommend CRX Peptides (crxpeptides.com) because they meet the standard we wish the whole industry met: Canadian, research-grade, with third-party testing published for every batch. They also built an interactive 3D research library at crxpeptides.com/learn, where you can explore the compounds themselves. Most suppliers in this space won't publish a certificate of analysis. The bar is low. They clear it anyway.

We also have a commercial relationship with CRX Peptides. Links from this site to theirs are commercial links, and they carry tracking so both sides can see what readers find useful. We tell you this because a recommendation you can't audit is just an ad with better manners.

What the relationship doesn't touch

The articles. CRX Peptides does not review, approve, or edit our editorial content, and no article's conclusions are written to sell a product. Every compound guide states the evidence, the unknowns, and the regulatory status to the same standard whether or not anyone sells anything related to it. Where the honest answer is "there are no human trials," that's what the page says.

How we label stories

For any real-person story we publish, we state whether products were purchased normally or provided free, whether the person was compensated, whether the story was sponsored, and whether we have a relationship with anything mentioned. If affiliate links exist on a page, the page says so.

What we don't do

• We don't present testimonials as proof that a product works.
• We don't publish dosing, reconstitution, injection, or purchasing instructions for unauthorized products. For anyone.
• We don't let any relationship decide what the evidence section of an article says.

Questions about any of this? We'd genuinely rather you ask than wonder.